The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-08-05

them decided upon to select candi-
dates for the coming elections for
Representatives and Mobiles.
Art. V. The order of business shall
be:
/. Roll Call of Officers and Com
mittees.
2. Reading Minutes of preceding
meeting.
8. Report of Committee of per-
manent organization.
4. Report of Committee and reso-
luton attached.
5. Election if any.
G. Deferred business.
Z. New business.
Art. vi. We the undersigned
voters in the 9Th Ward declare our
adhesion to the principles above laid
down and hereby become members
of the 9th Ward Young Mems Re-
form Club, under the same.
A recess of five minutes was then
taken to afford an opportunity to
enroll, which was done, 124 coming
forward and attaching their signs
manual 10 the document.
DIR. Tucker was then elected dele
gate to the Central Committee.
Mr.. G. j. Mccarthy was unanim-
ously elected Sergeant-at-arms of
the Club.
The President suggested the
necessity of the chairmen of the
precint committees taking imme-
diate steps to get their committees
into working order. After the pass
ing of two or three minor resolu-
tions, the Club adjourned.
SIXTH WARD.
The Sixth Ward met at the Rifles
armory, last evening, for the pur-
pose of completely organizing the
Reform Club of that ward.
When the meeting was called to
order by the Chairman, the minutes
of the previous meeting were read
and approved. The report of the
committee on the Club Constitution
was read and accepted. The Con-
stitution is similar to that of Fifth
Ward. The officers who were
elected at the first meeting were
accepted to act under the Club
Constitution. Jas. Torbert re-
signed from the Executive Com
mittee and was succeeded by Mr..
II. Lose. Mr.. j. B. Anterior was
unanimously elected delegate to the
Central Executive Board. Ten
minutes were allowed by the Chair
to permit the members to sign the
Club Constitution. The Constitu-
ton is being translated into the
Portuguese language, so that the
Portuguese members of that ward
can sign next Saturday night.
EIGHTH WARD.
A meeting OF residents of the
Eighth Ward was held last evening,
for the purpose OF organizing Re-
form Club.
Mr.. A. Young was appointed
temporary Chairman, and Mr.. f. b.
McStocker, Secretary.
On motion, the Chair appointed
a committee on permanent organi-
cation, as follows: Messrs. A.
Jaeger, r. ]. Greene and j. Farne-
worth.
While the committee was out,
Mr.. G. w. Ashford addressed the
meeting on matters pertaining to
the organization.
The committee returned, and re-
commended that the temporary Off
GERS be made permanent, and that
Mr.. G. Livingstone be Vice-Presi-
dent, and Mr.. G. X. Wilder, Trea-
surer.
Precinct committees were APP
pointed, as follows:
A.-C. Livingstone, F. B. McStoc-
ker, j. Farneworth.
B.-W. E. ii. Deveriil, E. B.
Thomas, J. j. Williams, w. Lish-
man.
CA. Jaeger, S. Graham, j.
Lucas.
Mr.. w. G. Wilder, ST., was APP
pointed delegate to the Central
Committee.
On motion, a committee on Gre
dentials was appointed, consisting
of A. Jaeger, II. j. Greene, j.
Farnsworth, w. E. III. Deverll and
F. j. Lowrey.
The Committee on Permanent
Organization submitted a draft of
a Constitution similar to that
adopted by the Fifth Ward, which
was unanimously accepted.
On a call for enrolment, 60
voters came forward and signed
the Constitution.
Short speeches were made by
Messrs. r. j. Greene, G. Living
stone, w. c. Wilder, S. Parker,
M. Louisson, w. r. Lawrence, j.
Ena, DR.. Whitney, j. Colburn, A.
Jaeger, Z. r. Hendry, G. B. Will
son, J. Lucas, Alex. Young, Dan
Lyons, II. +. Bertelmann, r. Lish-
man and f. ] Lowrey.
The Executive Committee APP
pointed consists of Messrs. A.
Young, G. Livingstone, F.B. McStoc-
ker, G. X. Wilder, w. LishmaD, r.
J. Greene, j. Farnsworth, A. Jae-
ger, w. G. Wilder, ST., j. Lucas.
G. Graham, w. +. II. Deyerill and